“We’ll be hosting a week of IRC tutorials, Q&A’s, and jam
sessions on a number of topics. Learn to work with the testing/QA
team, create packages, work with the openSUSE Build Service, help
work on the wiki, or get involved with the GNOME and KDE teams.
There’s something for everybody. Schedule and Topics“The Community Week schedule is posted on the openSUSE Wiki.
Each topic has its own schedule, and new sessions are still being
added — so be sure to check the schedule throughout the week for
new and exciting sessions.“If you have general project questions or aren’t sure where to
go during Community Week, talk to us in #opensuse-project on
Freenode. And, as always, questions about contributing to openSUSE
are always welcome on the openSUSE Project mailing list.”
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